• Forensic Evidence on Homicide Investigation: A Comprehensive Analysis of its Crucial Role and Impact in Case Resolution 

  Urmi, Rahanuma Nubain (East West University, 2024-01-11)

  Homicide, a serious social concern, demands rigorous investigation to ensure justice and prevent future occurrences. With the advancement of globalization, the standard of forensic evidence is increasing day by day all ...
• Discriminatory Muslim Personal Law Affecting Gender Equality in Bangladesh: A Constitutional Analysis to Ensure Gender Justice 

  Jahan, Nuzhath (East West University, 2024-06-26)

  This essay examines how Bangladesh's Muslim personal laws discriminate against women, with a particular emphasis on how these laws affect gender justice. It examines societal norms, legal frameworks, and historical ...
• The Burden of Proof in Rape Cases: An Analysis under the Evidence Act 1872 

  Hasan, Towsif (East West University, 2024-01-11)

  The thesis titled "The Burden of Proof in Rape Cases: An Analysis Under the Evidence Act 1872" contains an analysis of the role of burden of proof provisions in establishing guilt or innocence in sexual assault cases. This ...
• An Analysis of Illegitimate Children’s Right within Human Rights Law Framework: A Global Perspective 

  Munir, Tasnim Binte (East West University, 2024-01-14)

  The study analyzes the unclear area of rights for illegitimate children based on the international human rights laws. Children who are born outside of the marriage of their biological parents frequently confront a variety ...
• The Legality and Ethics of Targeted Killings: A Study of Drone Strikes under Public International Law and International Humanitarian Law 

  Sakib, Tanjil Khan (East West University, 2024-01-10)

  Under the context of Public International Law (PIL) and International Humanitarian Law (IHL), targeted killings particularly those carried out by drone strikes exist in a morally and legally ambiguous region. The complexity ...
• The Socioeconomic Roots of Suicide Terrorism: Examining Causes and Solutions 

  Haque, Tabib Mahmudul (East West University, 2024-01-14)

  Suicide terrorism was first introduced by the Shiite Hezbollah back in 1980s when the organization started to use this strategy in Lebanon. Behind each act of suicide terrorism, there can be numerical reasons. And, It is ...
• Ragging in Educational Institutions of Bangladesh: a Critical Review 

  Fahim, Shish Muhammad (East West University, 2024-01-13)

  This thesis delivers a crucial analysis on ragging in educational institutions in Bangladesh and tries to find out the current trend and controlling mechanism regarding it through a qualitative research method. A student ...
• Marine Insurance Laws of Bangladesh; a Comparative Study 

  Sadia, Sayma (East West University, 2024-01-11)

  Bangladeshi maritime insurance law evaluation. We'll explore industry operations, courts, and laws. After discussing maritime insurance and interpretive notions, this study examines Bangladesh's historical and legal setting ...
• The role of minority shareholders and Protecting minority shareholders right in Bangladeshi corporations - An Analysis according to company laws and policies. 

  Ananna, Noor-E-Saba (East West University, 2024-01-15)

  Worldwide, the basic role of minority shareholders is vital for advocating effective corporate governance and ensuring a fair distribution of power within organizations and companies. However, their rights are often ...
• Racial Discrimination in Bangladesh: An Analysis of the Implementation of ICERD and National Laws in the Elimination of Racism 

  Aziz, Mahima (East West University, 2024-01-14)

  The right to live without being discriminated is regarded as a significant human right. Racism is one of the oldest problems and still emerging one in this world that discriminates against and violates people’s most important ...
• Tortious Liability of Public Authorities In Bangladesh: A Case study of Ministry Of Road Transport, Bridges and Highway 

  Singh, Keya Monee (East West University, 2024-01-14)

  The Bangladeshi Ministry of Road Transport, Bridges, and Highway's possible tort culpability. Public authorities are subject to legal examination for civil wrongs that have the potential to cause pain or loss to persons, ...
• Digitalization of Judiciary in Bangladesh: Including Focus on Transparency, Access to Justice and fairness. 

  Silvia, Israt Jahan (East West University, 2024-01-09)

  This research study explores the digitalization of Bangladesh’s court in great detail, focusing on three important areas: fairness, transparency, and access to justice. This study aims to comprehend the complex ramifications ...
• Analysis of Negligence in Motor Vehicle Accidents under Constitutional Torts in Bangladesh: A Critical Examination of Liabilities and Remedies 

  Surovi, Tasnima Azad (East West University, 2023-12-31)

  Road accidents are therefore an unexpected phenomenon that occurs as a result of the operation of vehicles and which causes major harm to the people. The number of road accidents is increasing day by day. The objective ...
• Freedom of Expression of the Vloggers under the Legal Framework of Bangladesh 

  Ahamad, Tanvir (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  Freedom of speech is our constitutional rights which is guaranteed under the Article-39 of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh. Because of some provision of the law, vloggers do not exercise this right due to the restriction. ...
• Access to Right to Health of Slum Dwellers in Public Health Emergency: A Critical Legal Analysis of Bangladesh 

  Khan, Ratul Parvez (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  The right to health is a universal human right it is not enjoyed by every group of people, especially slum dwellers. Right to health is a risk when there is a public health emergency. Slum dwellers are at particular risk ...
• Solitary Confinement in Bangladeshi Prison a Comparative Study 

  Husna, Mt. Asmaul (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  The topic “Solitary Confinement in Bangladeshi Prison and Comparative Study” Solitary confinement, a controversial practice in corrections involves isolating individuals in a confined space for extended periods. This ...
• The Challenges of Regulating New Forms of Business Organization, such as E-commerce and Startups Companies, under the Companies Act 1994. 

  Meghla, Mitanur Akter (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  The rapid rise of new forms of business organization, such as e-commerce and startups, has posed significant challenges to the traditional company law framework established by the Company Law 1994. This study explores these ...
• Trafficking of Women and Children from Bangladesh: An Examination of Current Trends and Legal Responses 

  Ferdous, Md Tamim Bin (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  Human trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of people through force, fraud, or deception with the intention of exploiting them for financial gain. It is a widespread type of ...
• Safeguarding the Rights of Ethnic Minorities in Bangladesh: Assessing Domestic Legal Frameworks from the International Human Rights Perspective 

  Rahman, Md Rabbi (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  This thesis is a legal study of safeguarding the rights of ethnic minorities in Bangladesh within the framework of domestic and international law. Bangladesh, a nation known for its rich cultural diversity, is home to ...
• The Impact of Judicial Questioning on Witness Credibility and Case Outcomes 

  Chowdhury, Imtiaz Ahmed (East West University, 2023-12-27)

  In our legal system, the range of questions that judges can ask is restricted. Our legal proceedings are impacted by a judicial inquiry. It is imperative to guarantee that competent witnesses are questioned by the judges. ...

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